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Revista Médica Sinergia 2020; 5 (05)


Abordaje inicial nódulo pulmonar solitario

Elizondo VJR, Chaverri PG, Marín CAM

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 23
Paginas: 349-349
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RESUMEN

El nódulo pulmonar solitario se documenta por estudios radiológicos como una opacidad de menos de 30mm, que puede ser secundaria a múltiples patologías tanto benignas como malignas. Debido a su clara asociación con factores de riesgo como el tabaco y el riesgo de malignidad, es fundamental dar un diagnóstico certero y seguimiento adecuado al paciente. Las guías internacionales se emplean para reducir el número de exploraciones innecesarias y dar más autonomía en el manejo de esta patología.


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